SSHO - Site Safety and Health OfficerWe are seeking a
Site Safety and Health Officer to support construction / manufacturing projects including retooling, shutdowns, expansion.
About the RoleThis position provides on site leadership, contractor coordination, schedule management, and field oversight across large construction and facility upgrade projects. The
SSHO acts as the key connection between field teams and project management to ensure work is completed safely, on time, and within budget.
This is a hands-on, fast-paced job ideal for someone experienced in construction execution, field supervision, and project coordination.
Key Responsibilities- Coordinator RFI's and CCR's.
- Assisting in the creation of site-specific documents required by EM 385-1-1, like an Accident Prevention Program (APP) and Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA).
- Working on the contractor's project management team to ensure that the APP and AHA are implemented, continuously monitored, and enforced.
- Conducting safety training for all personnel, including new employee orientation, refresher training, toolbox talks, and on-the-spot training.
- Ensuring that activities comply with OSHA and EM 385-1-1 regulations, as well as company policy, insurance requirements, and any other applicable standards.
- Review subcontractor and third-party safety policies and coordinate compliance with site safety procedures.
- Conducting regular site inspections as required by EM 385-1-1, recording violations, and arranging for remediation (as well as completing all related reports, documentation, and paperwork).
- Coordinating a response to any on-site emergency, which includes interfacing with off- and on-site ER personnel
- Investigates any incidents involving personal injury, property damage, safety violations, or unsafe working conditions.
- Developing new safety policies, refining existing policies, and modifying design requirements with the management team.
Required Qualifications- 5+ years of experience in industrial or commercial construction projects
- EM 385-1-1 training to be considered a qualified SSHO. You'll need an 8-hour refresher training every year.
- Strong technical knowledge of construction means and methods
- Proficient drawing review and field application abilities
- OSHA 30 certification
- OSHA 510 preffered
- Ability to properly manage a construction schedule on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
- Ability to stand, stoop, and walk throughout a large industrial manufacturing plant for many hours of the day.
- Ability to ascend & descend stairs to roof or equipment rooms throughout a large industrial manufacturing plant.
- Competent with Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook
Preferred Qualifications- Experience with industrial, commercial, or manufacturing construction projects
- Associates degree in construction management
- Software experience: AutoCAD, Bluebeam, Microsoft Project
Why Join CrossSafetyGrow your technical and leadership skills alongside an established and expanding professional consulting firm
Join a team of over 150 supportive and safety-focused professionals including Industrial Hygienists, Ergonomists, Safety Engineers, Construction Safety Specialists, and industry-leading engineering teams
Advance your career by working Fortune 500 companies and in dynamic environments where your leadership truly matters
Contribute to high-impact industrial and construction projects across the United States
